Remedy Promises Free Sample for Female Ailments
An advertising notice claims a remedy called Mazeline cures various female disorders without surgery. It offers a free full-size sample mailed to any reader who sends name and address, citing numerous testimonials from women across the United States. The letter seeks subscribers and high-pressure persuasion to obtain and try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Motl
Addyres
Fusing Company
South Heind
McPherson
Hela
Atady Alvine
Starke Cou
Sacramento
Tody
Haxeline
Indy
Silver City
New Mexico
Tisseline
Hans
Aties Anna B. Foss
Grantt= Falls, Minn
Hageline
Theress Koch
Sedgwick Street
Chicago
Fetter
Roan
Aiden
Ti Kher
Aira
Josephine Stots
New York
Ashe
Mazeline CO
Bressler
South Bead
Tnd
Marriage announcement and public notice from Talmage’s church
The article reports the marriage announcement of Hee Sunderland and related remarks by Dr. Talu man, noting Sunderland’s long affiliation with the First Presbyterian church and a close associate role with the pastorate. It also includes a lengthy aside on remedies, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and mentioning testimonials from Anaheim, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan. Armin
Hee
Sunderland
Taluuian
First Presbyterian Church
Hunderland
Tirana
Uduree
Gra
Cats Fleck
Anaheim
California
Ayer
Aretha
Tammy Pags
Getting Women On Your Side in Coates House Tale
Jan 2 3 Waldere Kirk remains at the Coates House attracting attention with his attire and manly friendships. He discusses letters from women and invites a policy about keeping them. He notes few women would claim to know him well and questions the idea a man can speak for all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Waldere Kirk
Coates House
New York
Monahora
Khem
Embree’s Success and Gromme Lawrence in Kansas News
A fragmented obituary style note traces Embree’s success and Gromme Lawrence’s work, detailing travels to Mess cae and larger tasks as well as a late ward, a continual hunt in Yar tie lice, and references to Kaneay, Johmnwan county, and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kaneay
Embry
Johmnwan
Immense transfer boat contract for colossal hull
A fragmentary notice describes a massive hull project on the Upper Mississippi. It mentions a transfer boat 0 feet long and 29 feet beams, with detailed steel fittings and labor costs. The garbled text references St Paul and a shipyard plan, noting a large vessel tied to the river and substantial contract value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Mississippi
Debvase
Teane Penaliens
Her River
St. Paul Puckai
California Express Leaves Topeka Daily at 2 35 P M
The California Express departs Topeka daily at 2 35 P M via Santa Fe Route. The train offers Pullman Palace cars and improved tourist sleepers with reclining chair cars, promising swift travel, greater comfort, and daily service year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Express
Topeka
Santa Fe
Ostertnes
California
Railroad Plans Hospital Car For Sick Transport
Describes J H Read and hospital officials proposing a special mobile hospital car to move sick or injured Texas workers to Sedalia for treatment. The car would include four sleeping berths and a surgeon’s section with medical supplies, aiming to reduce travel strain and improve emergency transfers. Also notes personnel moves, equipment updates, and a wrecking train response in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
J. H. Read
Brotherhood of Halfway
Sedala
Katy Hospital
Texas
Sedalia
Reno
Yancey
Conta
Tie
Hedulin
Claude Duval watch collection evokes history and craft
Owned by Claude Duval HS Montgomery displays numerous watches with varied styles. One 20 jewel model has no dials, others show eastern or western time. A reputed treasure, said to have belonged to the英 notorious English highwayman Claude Duval, features a silver heavy case and hand made movement. The chain is long with adjustable springs. Movement uses old force and chain pattern, includes calendar hand, and runs well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS. Montgomery
Claude Duval
England
Atea
Girl Left Behind During Santa Fe Limited Detour
A California Limited passenger train left a five year old girl behind in Topeka after her mother handed her a mail letter at a Kansas City stop. Conductors, routes, and railroad crews from Caldwell to Angel Station are cited as efforts to locate and return the child safely. Other notes mention personnel changes and rail yard improvements along the Santa Fe system from Leavenworth to Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Tre
Kansas City
Topeka
No. L
California
No. 1
Loosley
Caldwell
Aaron Gwinn
Milan
Fattie’ Gwinn
Hock Istana
Rock Inkind
Everett Howell
Atchi
Ubion
Santa Fe
Leavenworth
J. A. Leevitt
PH Mellen
Talimond
Las Vegas
Norton
San Marcial
EK Sanford
Maricopa & Phoenix Road
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
Albuquerque
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Pireni
Suppey Beurssay
Ine la Prade
Fort Wisgate
Fred Tiverey
Sowehie Prest San Marcial
Rinvon
Silver City
Owney the tramp dog finds final rest at Smithsonian
Washington January 28 Owney the famous postal car riding dog is placed in a glass case at the post office museum. The mounted hide joins other curios as Owney’s long journey from Albany to Minneapolis is remembered. He traveled hundreds of thousands of miles in mail cars across the states until his death last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owney
Post Office Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Peter
Albany
Minneapolis
Union
Earl
Death of Miss Eudora Wright Mourned by Railroad Men
Miss Eudora Wright died at Santa Fe hospital from appendicitis where she served as a nurse. Railroad workers along the line mourn her loss and held short services in Topeka. Her remains were taken to Aurora Illinois for burial with Mrs Wright accompanying the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Wright
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Mra
Santa Fe land sale to close Kan receivership tomorrow
Col John J McCook and other officials left Topeka by special car for Cimarron Kansas where the official sale of the Kansas land assets of the old Santa Fe Company will occur tomorrow. Treasurer Howard Whitler will buy the land on a nominal bid around 10000 dollars signaling the end of the Kan receivership. Land in New Mexico Colorado and Arizona will be sold later in March to conclude the receivership and the old Santa Fe company will vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McCook
Aldace F. Walker
Santa Fe Board of Directors
EB. D. Kenna
Ed. Ward Wilder
Topeka
Santa Fe
Cimarron
Kas
Kansas Land
Howard Whitler
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Old
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Col. 3. Holliday
Rock Island bonds offered in exchange and plan details
New York reports the Rock Island 4 percent 40 year bonds will exchange for 41s of the present 5 percent issue with accrued interest as of May 1. The circular includes President Cable’s letter noting the new issue is 1000000 and 52000000 retired old bonds. The document claims reduced interest costs and notes improved Rock Island earnings for nine months.
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New York
Rock Island Railroad
Cable
Chicago Southwestern
Cabl
Rock Island
Deer Fights Stallion in Yard Near Huntington
In Huntington Pennsylvania on January 23 a buck deer clashed with a stallion in a barn yard, delivering fatal injuries to the horse before fleeing toward Stone Mountain. Mrs Crownover tried to intervene with a pitchfork but the deer continued striking the animal. the stallion collapsed and is not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
John C. Crownover
Stone Mountain
Crownover
Dink Botts Turns Up With Neckwear Superstitions
In New Orleans Col Dink Batts of Caljeagien visits for days and recalls a famous Lake Charles tale. Lem, a local playmate, is said to suffer misfortune whenever he wears a necktie from burned buildings to a mill fire. A niece's church wedding later shows Lem avoiding the tie, which his daughter found later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wether
Lem
Whispering Lem
Jay Gould
Jay
Len
Lake Charles
Sioner
Farm Fertilization and Tomato Forage Value Discussed
Washington bulletin summarizes a report from Experiment Station Work directed by AC True. It argues that farmyard manure can be a practical fertilizer when properly cared for, but warns against overuse or overvaluation by farmers and urges using manure primarily on fields where it is most economical, with guidance on how to apply crude stock materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AC. True
Aercultural Department
Philadelphia capitalists plan goat pasture in New Mexico
In Santa Fe county, M C Onder donk of Philadelphia leases the Cenain Dex Los Alamos grant for goat grazing. The operation will base at Larry Junction, fence the grant, stock it with goats, and chip skins to Philadelphia where they will be processed. The dry climate and sunshine are cited as ideal for high quality pelts commanding strong prices.
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Philadelphia
New Mexico
Santa Fe
SN. M
C. S. Onderdonk
Phiadelphia
Cenain Dex
Colorado
Command & Kish
Langtry Faces Suit Over Gifted Property Rights
London reports Langtry to appear as defendant in a suit revealing her relations with late Abingdon Baird, a major backer of Charles Mitchell. The case centers on a deed of gift said to include a race horse and large sums of money, alleged to be lost by Langtry, with information sought on the Mayfair deed and a liberal reward offered for details. The California Express ad and Santa Fe Route promotions are also noted in the dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abingdon Baird
London
Langtry
United States
Charles Mitchell
Mayfair
Relief in Six Hours From New Kidney Care
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Care. This remedy relieves pain in the bladder and kidneys quickly and eases urination for both men and women. Sold by Geo. W. Stansfield and Sim Drug Company, 632 and 607 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Stansield
Kansas Avenue
Sim Drag Company
Ariegisis
Topeks
Kan
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Talmage
Chamberlain
J. Waldere Kirk
Embree
Railroad News
Katy Wills
McClelan
Union Depot
W. Rounds
Nickerson
Mrr
Rounds
Ed Rouch
BR. Smith
Wi Blakewley
Florence Yous Moraine
Robert Hughes
Great Bend
Wellington
Igon
Agahist
Hiney Glaman
J. E. Bottorft
Harry Bixby
Spivey
Sommers
Pryor
Keever
B.A Austin
Frank Myers
Dolan
Vfice
Wichita
Winslow
Aftix
Santa Fe & Pacific
J. F. Hart
Santa Fe Water Service
CE. Botkin
Newton
Euginell
Jeelock
Kiowa
Montgomery
Fampus
Utterbuck
Arkansas City
Rock Island Railway Company
Kansas
Missonry
Burlington Road
Jas Livingston
Joseph
Livipeston
Santa Fe Mos
Palace
Dink Botts
Department of Agriculture
Senda
Oe Rana
Goa
Ranc A
Higmereskers
Deans
Warren
Pettijohn
Tvs
Wright
Wisconsin
Lewis Lye
Lars
Peet Bros. Rex
Mason's
Star Grocer
Telephone
N. K. Patcnasine Company
Louis
Boston
The
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Sissi
R. L. Cofran, Topeks
Kans
Proprietor
Cabbies
Gould
Edwin Gould
Western Unter Building
State Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
José
Poser Street
F Bergenwald & Co
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Ave
EF. P. Bacon
Prom
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